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It is a more descriptive term, too, because the mechanics are almost always still the same as "adventure games" (where you find objects and apply them in puzzly
by pekk 12y ago
It is a more descriptive term, too, because the mechanics are almost always still the same as "adventure games" (where you find objects and apply them in puzzly ways to move to the next area, etc.)
- zem 12y agoif you don't mind horror games, check out "the uncle who works for nintendo" from this year's ifcomp. i'd class that one very clearly as "interactive fiction" but not a "text adventure" http://kotaku.com/play-this-a-horror-game-about-that-uncle-who-works-for-1646820993 http://kotaku.com/play-this-a-horror-game-about-that-uncle-w...